Posted on 01/25/2022 10:20:00 AM PST by ransomnote
I hope everyone will post beautiful reminders of our beautiful country and why we fight! The more the better!
HEARTLAND/RASMUSSEN POLL: DEMOCRATS STILL SUPPORT DRACONIAN COVID MEASURES
The Heartland Institute ^ | 01/12/22 | Talgo Haskins LakelyPosted on 1/30/2022, 7:35:30 AM by Mad Dawg
A plurality of Democrats said governments should “fine or imprison individuals who publicly question the efficacy of the existing COVID-19 vaccines” (48%), and support forcing unvaccinated American citizens “to use a smart phone app or wearable device that tracks unvaccinated people to ensure that they are quarantined or socially distancing from others.”
(Excerpt) Read more at heartland.org ...
Why we fight: the laughter of babies:
https://gab.com/EpochBright/posts/107711984921792297
This will make you smile.
I think you and I had a brief exchange a few years ago about Q and the use of AI. I posted something that revealed my 20th century thinking, like they flow charted every possibility out in every direction so they have a plan for every eventuality. Then you responded with something like "imagine the capabilities if they used AI!"
I never responded because I felt like a such an unimaginative dullard after that. (I slunk away to salve my wounded pride.)
Wasn't there a link to video of a scientist (recalling his work on some military project in '90s early oughts) talking about "timelines" and how they all converged in 2012 and that any changes they made to the variables had no impact on the timelines post-2012? In other words, the direction of the planet (humanity) was set by 2012 and "nothing can stop what is coming."
People on this thread surmised that thing is "The Great Awakening." I'm hopeful that it is...though I had some other thoughts that were not as cheerful.
Could be, the GG is the Queens representative, and Canada could be a product of the Monarchy.
If no, why does Canada have a Govenor General?
just some of the very creepy patents by Leiber...
NANOSCALE SENSORS
Publication number: 20100112546
Abstract: Various aspects of the present invention generally relate to nanoscale wire devices and methods for use in determining analytes suspected to be present in a sample, and systems and methods of immobilizing entities such as reaction entities relative to nanoscale wires. In one aspect, a nucleic acid, such as DNA, may be immobilized relative to a nanoscale wire, and in some cases, grown from the nanoscale wire. In certain embodiments, the nucleic acid may interact with entities such as other nucleic acids, proteins, etc., and in some cases, such interactions may be reversible. As an example, an enzyme such as telomerase may be allowed to bind to DNA immobilized relative to a nanoscale wire. The telomerase may extend the length of the DNA, for instance, by reaction with free deoxynucleotide triphosphates in solution; additionally, various properties of the nucleic acid may be determined, for example, using electric field interactions between the nucleic acid and the nanoscale wire.
Type: Application
Filed: August 5, 2009
Publication date: May 6, 2010
Applicant: President and Fellows of Harvard College
Inventors: Charles M. Lieber, Fernando Patolsky, Gengfeng Zheng
Nanosensors and related technologies
Publication number: 20100087013
Abstract: The present invention generally relates to nanotechnology and sub-microelectronic circuitry, as well as associated methods and devices, for example, nanoscale wire devices and methods for use in determining nucleic acids or other analytes suspected to be present in a sample (for example, their presence and/or dynamical information), e.g., at the single molecule level. For example, a nanoscale wire device can be used in some cases to detect single base mismatches within a nucleic acid (e.g., by determining association and/or dissociation rates). In one aspect, dynamical information such as a binding constant, an association rate, and/or a dissociation rate, can be determined between a nucleic acid or other analyte, and a binding partner immobilized relative to a nanoscale wire. In some cases, the nanoscale wire includes a first portion comprising a metal-semiconductor compound, and a second portion that does not include a metal-semiconductor compound.
Type: Application
Filed: June 11, 2007
Publication date: April 8, 2010
Applicant: President and Fellows of Harvard College
Inventors: Charles M. Lieber, Ying Fang, Fernando Patolsky
Nanoscale Wire-Based Data Storage
Publication number: 20090095950
Abstract: The present invention generally relates to nanotechnology and submicroelectronic devices that can be used in circuitry and, in some cases, to nanoscale wires and other nanostructures able to encode data. One aspect of the invention provides a nanoscale wire or other nanostructure having a region that is electrically-polarizable, for example, a nanoscale wire may comprise a core and an electrically-polarizable shell. In some cases, the electrically-polarizable region is able to retain its polarization state in the absence of an external electric field. All, or only a portion, of the electricallypolarizable region may be polarized, for example, to encode one or more bits of data. In one set of embodiments, the electrically-polarizable region comprises a functional oxide or a ferroelect
Methods of forming nanoscopic wire-based devices and arrays
Patent number: 7399691
Abstract: Electrical devices comprised of nanoscopic wires are described, along with methods of their manufacture and use. The nanoscopic wires can be nanotubes, preferably single-walled carbon nanotubes. They can be arranged in crossbar arrays using chemically patterned surfaces for direction, via chemical vapor deposition. Chemical vapor deposition also can be used to form nanotubes in arrays in the presence of directing electric fields, optionally in combination with self-assembled monolayer patterns. Bistable devices are described.
Type: Grant
Filed: November 21, 2005
Date of Patent: July 15, 2008
Assignee: President and Fellows of Harvard College
Inventors: Charles M. Lieber, Thomas Rueckes, Ernesto Joselevich, Kevin Kim
ric oxide material, for example, BaTiO3, lead zirconium titanate, or the like.
Type: Application
Filed: December 6, 2005
Publication date: April 16, 2009
Applicant: President and Fellows of Harvard College
Inventors: Charles M. Lieber, Yue Wu, Hao Yan
INTERFACES FOR SYRINGE-INJECTABLE ELECTRONICS
Publication number: 20180328884
Abstract: The present invention generally relates to injectable electronics. In some aspects, the present invention is generally directed to systems and methods for interfacing an electrical cable with electrical elements, such as nanoscale wires, that are injected or otherwise introduced into a subject. The subject may be living or non-living. In one set of embodiments, electrical elements introduced within a subject may be placed in electrical communication to a circuit board using a plurality of electrically isolated contacts that the circuit board can clamp or otherwise connect to. The electrical contacts may be in electrical communication with the electrical elements using a joining portion. The circuit board can also be connected to an electrical cable that can be attached, for example, to a computer. In some cases, the electrical cable can be attached or detached to or from the circuit board, e.g.
Type: Application
Filed: May 11, 2018
Publication date: November 15, 2018
Applicant: President and Fellows of Harvard College
Inventors: Charles M. Lieber, Thomas Gerard Schuhmann, Jun Yao, Guosong Hong, Tian-Ming Fu, Jungmin Lee, Hong-Gyu Park
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR INJECTABLE DEVICES
Publication number: 20170172438
Abstract: The present invention generally relates to nanoscale wires and/or injectable devices. In some embodiments, the present invention is directed to electronic devices that can be injected or inserted into soft matter, such as biological tissue or polymeric matrixes. For example, the device may be passed through a syringe or a needle. In some cases, the device may comprise one or more nanoscale wires. Other components, such as fluids or cells, may also be injected or inserted. In addition, in some cases, the device, after insertion or injection, may be connected to an external electrical circuit, e.g., to a computer. Other embodiments are generally directed to systems and methods of making, using, or promoting such devices, kits involving such devices, and the like.
Type: Application
Filed: April 3, 2015
Publication date: June 22, 2017
Inventors: Charles M. LIEBER, Jia LIU, Zengguang CHENG, Guosong HONG, Tian-Ming FU, Tao ZHOU
Nanoscale wires, nanoscale wire FET devices, and nanotube-electronic hybrid devices for sensing and other applications
Patent number: 9595685
Abstract: The present invention generally relates to nanotechnology, including field effect transistors and other devices used as sensors (for example, for electrophysiological studies), nanotube structures, and applications. Certain aspects of the present invention are generally directed to transistors such as field effect transistors, and other similar devices. In one set of embodiments, a field effect transistor is used where a nanoscale wire, for example, a silicon nanowire, acts as a transistor channel connecting a source electrode to a drain electrode. In some cases, a portion of the transistor channel is exposed to an environment that is to be determined, for example, the interior or cytosol of a cell. A nanotube or other suitable fluidic channel may be extended from the transistor channel into a suitable environment, such as a contained environment within a cell, so that the environment is in electrical communication with the transistor channel via the fluidic channel.
Type: Grant
Filed: June 7, 2012
Date of Patent: March 14, 2017
Assignee: President and Fellows of Harvard College
Inventors: Charles M. Lieber, Xiaojie Duan, Ruixuan Gao, Ping Xie, Xiaocheng Jiang
Nanoscale field-effect transistors for biomolecular sensors and other applications
Patent number: 9541522
Abstract: The present invention generally relates to nanoscale wires, including to nanoscale wires used as sensors. In some cases, the nanoscale wires may be used to directly determine analytes, even within relatively complicated environments such as blood, unlike many prior art techniques. In some aspects, the nanoscale wire form at least a portion of the gate of a field-effect transistor, and in certain aspects, different periodically-varying voltages or other electrical signals may be applied to the field-effect transistor. For example, in one set of embodiments, sinusoidally-varying voltages of different frequencies may be applied to the nanoscale wire and the source electrode of the field-effect transistor. The electrical conductance or other properties of the nanoscale wire in response to the periodically-varying voltages may then be determined and used to determine binding of the species.
Type: Grant
Filed: September 12, 2013
Date of Patent: January 10, 2017
Assignee: President and Fellows of Harvard College
Inventors: Charles M. Lieber, Hwan Sung Choe, Xueliang Liu
Nanoscale field-effect transistors for biomolecular sensors and other applications
Patent number: 9541522
Abstract: The present invention generally relates to nanoscale wires, including to nanoscale wires used as sensors. In some cases, the nanoscale wires may be used to directly determine analytes, even within relatively complicated environments such as blood, unlike many prior art techniques. In some aspects, the nanoscale wire form at least a portion of the gate of a field-effect transistor, and in certain aspects, different periodically-varying voltages or other electrical signals may be applied to the field-effect transistor. For example, in one set of embodiments, sinusoidally-varying voltages of different frequencies may be applied to the nanoscale wire and the source electrode of the field-effect transistor. The electrical conductance or other properties of the nanoscale wire in response to the periodically-varying voltages may then be determined and used to determine binding of the species.
Type: Grant
Filed: September 12, 2013
Date of Patent: January 10, 2017
Assignee: President and Fellows of Harvard College
Inventors: Charles M. Lieber, Hwan Sung Choe, Xueliang Liu
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getting us ready for the mark?
All that is over my head. I have no idea what is pre-ordained. There are some who can remote view both past and future but not me. I’m not that good.Wish i was.
Any FReeQs who live near DC or state capitals may want to start making signs and collecting fireworks, flares, and noisemakers, because I have a hunch the truckers will be visiting soon.
Re Canada:
Lots to be proud of... and Canada has the most beautiful national anthem in the world.
gresat job on lieber
I had read about his arrest for spying or espionage, but never heard of what he was doing to earn that $50k/month?
also I had no recollection of any tie ins connectiong dots from harvard to wuhan!
thanx for shining some light on this for us.
Netherlands 🇳🇱 Boom 🔥 Trucks are now doing practice runs and The Anti Mandate Convoy is now spreading Worldwide...Talk is growing of a Huge Convoy heading to Belgium.. Long Live the People 🔥👊
https://gab.com/QAnon211/posts/107711199036468616
That is great seeing the Canadian patriots taking care of the Freedom Truckers.
There is one I looked for and could not find having to do with cyborg tissue making us more like cyborgs,its one of the 66 but i could not find it.
If you see the dates on some of this stuff it goes back to 2005 this guy has been working wit the chicoms for almost 20 years!
No telling what they have that would set them apart from the world in the way of bio-weapons.
There is so much there you can get lost in it all.
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